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Australian pacers have always been the best of the lot whenever it came to bowling the fastest of balls. Be it Brett Lee, Shaun Tait or Mitchell Johnson, their pace is what separates them from the rest.
Tait bowled an incredibly fast over against Pakistan at the MCG during their only T20 back in 2009/10, and this could just be the fastest over ever bowled. The slowest ball in that over was recorded at 150.5 km/h (93.5mph) while the fastest was clocked to be 160.7 km/h (99.7 mph). Now that is some serious pace.
Brett Lee is one name that comes to the mind whenever you talk about fast bowlers as the Australian bowler has tormented batsmen for ages with his serious pace and accuracy with the ball. There was one instance when Lee had bowled an insanely fast over with two balls clocking 160+ kph and 3 others 158+ kph.
